There is no possession date for Gaur Bento — and there cannot be one yet.

What our register read found — as at 21 August 2026

Vidastu Advisory (UP-RERA agent UPRERAAGT000309/01/2026) found no project registered under the name Bento — as at our desk's UP-RERA portal check of 21 August 2026, corroborated by our own register mirror read of 29 July 2026. The three numbers circulating for it resolve to three other Gaursons registrations. That read was made against a register mirror last refreshed 29 July 2026.

Because no registration exists, no completion date has been declared for Bento — and a declared completion date is the only kind of possession date the law attaches consequences to. Anyone who gives you a Bento possession year today is giving you an expectation, not a commitment. That is not a small distinction. It is the whole distinction.

It is the date a promoter puts on the public record, not the date on a slide

When a project registers, the promoter declares a completion date as part of the registration itself. From that moment the date sits on a public record, tied to a registration number anyone can look up, and it becomes the reference point for the obligations the framework places on the promoter. A date that lives only in a presentation or a message has none of that.

• It is published. The declared completion date appears on the project's own page on the authority's portal, beside its registration number.
• It is dated. You can see when the project registered, and what was declared at that point.
• You can check it yourself. You do not need our word for it, or a broker's — the record is public at up-rera.in.
• It is durable. If the date is ever revised, the revision goes on the same public record — see the next section.

Yes — and when it does, the register shows both dates

Extension is a normal, lawful part of the framework, and the register's job is to make it visible. When a declared completion date is revised, the revision is recorded against the same registration number, so a buyer who looks that number up reads the originally declared date and the current one together.

• The original stays visible. A revision does not erase the date declared at registration.
• The change travels with the number. Anyone holding the registration number can read the current position at up-rera.in.
• Nothing depends on our telling you. The record is public, which is the whole point of it being a record.

We set this out for one reason, and it is not a criticism of anyone: a registered date is a tracked date. That visibility is what registration buys you — and it is precisely what a pre-registration date cannot offer, because there is no record for it to sit on.

Treat it as an expectation — and write down who gave it to you

It is worth what the person quoting it can be held to, which at this stage is nothing that appears on a public record. Three things are missing at once:

• No declared date. There is nothing on the register for a quoted date to be measured against, now or later.
• No registration number. Nothing attaches the date to a record you could verify, so verification is impossible rather than merely inconvenient.
• No revision trail. If a pre-registration date quietly moves, nothing anywhere records that it moved.

Most of the dates circulating for Bento are not the developer's. Portals and broker pages have attached other Gaursons registrations to a pre-registration codename, then read those projects' dates across as if they were Bento's. The registrations themselves are perfectly real — they simply belong to other buildings.

Three numbers, three other buildings — all validly registered

Numbers circulated for Bento, and the registrations they actually belong to — read from our UP-RERA register mirror, last refreshed 29 July 2026, and corroborated at our desk's portal check of 21 August 2026. Scroll the table sideways on a phone.

Two of those rows settle the question on their own. UPRERAPRJ342117 is a township-level commercial filing at Gaur Yamuna City — the register's own name for it is "Master Plan Commercial - Gaur Yamuna City" — so it is not a studio tower, and a possession date read off it would not be a studio's date under any reading. UPRERAPRJ622344/11/2025 is recorded at Plot No. GH-12, Sector 22D, YEIDA — a different sector from Bento's Sector 19.

All three are validly registered Gaursons projects with their own records, their own promoters and their own declared dates. Nothing about them is in question here. The only error is one of attachment — a pre-registration codename has been paired, on listing pages, with registrations that belong to other buildings. Searching all 966 rows of the register mirror, no row carries the name Bento at all.

The number-by-number resolution, with what each registration actually covers, is set out at /bento-rera-numbers/.

Four steps, and the last one is the one that matters

• Get the date in writing, with a name against it. A date nobody will put in writing is a date nobody stands behind.
• Ask what it is based on. An internal construction plan, or a registration number? Those are different answers, and only one of them is checkable.
• If a number is offered, look it up yourself at up-rera.in and read the project name printed on the record. The table above shows what the circulating numbers actually resolve to.
• Re-check once a Bento registration issues. That is the moment a declared completion date exists — and the moment a date stops being an expectation. Nothing before it changes the answer.

At this stage the only mechanism our desk offers is a refundable Expression of Interest. It carries no obligation, reserves no unit, and creates no contractual commitment — it is not a purchase, and it fixes no date. The mechanics, including how to withdraw, are set out at /eoi-process/.

We replace the finding with the record

The registration number and the declared completion date will be published here exactly as they appear on the portal, with the date we checked, the date the register mirror was refreshed, and a link straight to the record so you can read it without taking our word for it. Until that day this page says the same thing it says today: there is no possession date for Bento to give, and we would rather tell you that than invent one.